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I • 1 1 / 4 1 ‘ 7,v/Itti red the t Mai" ins the intar• e Ships landed arrived Packet, Islands, s OCI Inv, of Iyed the rd Pas ; :opting rsting PI Stasi; t I , moLlth r litielnan t taking rivoy coal NI . )In go PIP Tools , )r Lo- tion, Ire 11.103 for fa Vi" P ied tc day the ) of W3rl au of 64 ; a5uA g• , u Uonep. to i r t) " I, by colt' fivers ogio gh,buuring ulf3s they aver ao. with 1 rosh, m whenc e d to have s ed 0 011/ is J . iAtt, ratties the site ° ion; wbiC h tile . scene * ,osuci OAP' ,i ) old' ell, }VI" r ade in go" lone ia ad Clu v ,t' avd s • y I° tt 4i• lives, 37+.✓ p prehen en, shark, to the locfti bdt i " " , c tong t ,) b 3 ,I; O ► • OP' isle 6 1 .1c 1 0 11kiP 3t kiulkS, were - fl' e ra s No. 11 , O 4 % 0 001.' , o r ; he ro in I ! tal fr! 1 ` 14 ,110 lees I ° r )11 TocsLwa Tb° Lls°, ttle..tt• har e, who .. 3 3 sttoold 1 . 4 1)4 1 ° 4 te , 00 1111 " . 5 of , ) One nne to o re pUfll p r ii ( oi , PI co l ors Shares Y Ryder' oil westtniP SV. b ser y gin": e .-----''. NUMI ER 4024.] LI, . nderthe Patronage of His t&oyat tlighneu the Ptt tw cc of WALEs • ON MONDAY LVENING will be a GRAND G LA, atutittatil EXRIBITIONoI FIRE • . wORKS by Stoont HENGLER. •• Admisinn, Three Shillw'aud Sixpence.: • . • Doors open at , Seven, and the concert begins at Eight • • 4 PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, Speci.dly empowered by Act of Parliament tnr LIFE IN SU RANCE, and the G RANT and PURCHASE - of INNNULTIES, - OTICE is hereby given, That the Proprietors 1 NI of tile :Ihr - we Institution.niay receive the Anntul tie;. , ls on their Slims, amounting toBl. 125. 6d. per cent. on aim alt r the la da% of iuly next, between the hours of atid )11c, •t the tldiccttt Southatripton-stteet, Strand. By Order, • tune 4, tSoS. EDW. W. ELDRIDGE, Sec. GRAND UNION CANAL. THE MEETING 01 . t h e SUBSCRIBERS and rtiLRS interested in this Concern, advrrtisett to. be stele at Nlaritrt itaroutough, oit the sth of uly next, is P"siocweri to tile tub of that Month, to be then held at the sv, a tt Inn there, at Eleven o'C lock in the Forenoon. !kit 1 tile Subset:Wiwi lionks tvtl close on the 2.:..th Of Tuly, the Day appointed tbr toe Paytnertt of the Deposit or One, per cent ; add a General Meeting 0! the Subscribers will veld at the Cot .vn and An,:hor Tavern, in the Strand, Lonlon, on the zstii of tlv. same Month, at Twelve o'C lock . xt Noon pr,•ct..ely, tOr t e purpose of adopting General Re. gut Mons , or the lo' ward:n o ; and management or the Concern. in tit , : !nears time Subscription. Books,will lie at the Bank ing. Houses all the haiike Northampton, .14arfuerOugh, •. Lett:44l.T, Lueghborough, Darby, Nottin. ham, Sheffield, and I.roLoin; JIM of rite principal Bankers ut Buct:iogrrarri, Stoney, StritiCird. Davantry, Coventry, Birmingham, Inver- PoOl, Newark, an.l Grantham ; and of Nlessrs . Praetis and en. hies4rs. Smith. Payne, aid Sinalt3; Messrs.• Pares and ~eygate; and at Scott's, Bridge-street, 131ackfriare., Loticlan. By Order of the Committee, CARTER and SALE, Clerks. No. ar, Surrey street, btrand. I une z3ci, IS b. AYO9TH that has a taste for Drawing is want.d, to be -.aided to an A RCHITECT of Re put,tion and P.ractiee. lie muff write a god, hand, and have a eo,.petent knowledge of Aritinetic. He must Board and Lodge with his Friends A Premioar is expected. inquire of Mt. Vincent, Paper Warehouse, No. 37, New Bond. street. SIX PRIZES OF TIVENTY.THOUSAN t) POUNDS. To begin f AWIN(; 2sol of -rills Ni(iNTii. • p icriAßDsoN, poupLocK; and Co. Bank -14. buildtina, Conant I, and' racing the king's mews, Chariint-cros*, respectfully acquaint the Puolie, that the -New STATE LO rTE It N'PICKETS and S 11,-11( ES are now on Sale in v4riety of Numbers. . The Silicrue contains Six Pr zes of ,C20,00n Prizes of 10,000 Prim of - troop - 5,0 0 7. s - 3 2.0.)0 20 • - log AND 5,03 a other Pliies, amount the whole to k2s.eoe. NEX."I"TUESDAY.. o i• DISH respetquilly acquaints the Public, that -1. • he has TICKETS and Sti.AR ES for Sale In great vratiet y, : and requests the Holders of any Outstanding Snares of the - tolleiviii4 Capital Ihrizes•: , old by him in the last Lot tery, ‘v ill bring them to eitlfer of his Offices, 4, CORN. il! Lt., and 9, CIIAR I NG.CROSS, where they may ie. teire the"full Money without any deduetion whatever, or eseha N e them for . Tickets •or Shares for the LOTTERY Whith begins on TUESDAY NEXT, the 7.11 th instant : • - .17,61 I, a Prize of 25,000 i . . 18 0 PS a Prize of kto,ooc t 84.48 a l'rize of , £ 5, 0 0 0 24,048 - - - - § I ,000 2,4,1c89 .-- • - 5,0 03, 10 ,77 2 - - ..- - 3,000 4,, 11:'. - - - - 1,00 0 • 9 88 • - - - - p0 .24,557 - .- - 7 9ro 1 7,966 - - - - 500 5,014 -•-• *- -5 6 e Making Forty-nine Capital Prizes sold in the.last Lottery toad late Year, ita:luding the Two last P.rizcs tit- 30,0001. ever drawn. . . NEW ST % TE 1011*EitY. 'SIX PRIZES OF TWE NTY mousAND POUNDS. liea,des the usual number of r0, , 00, ,C 5.009„ £2,0.0, &c. &c. SWIFT and Co. No.. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, Ch.ring Cross, are selling then t:K E TS anti St ! A. It ES of the above Lottery, to begin Drawing on the 2,Bth of this , Month. The S‘liemetontains the same number of Tickets as the last Lottery, with double the:lumber oi T well: y a OfLonibtasice never bets= 1/110w11 iu so satall a Lottery. The I , lloWing Prizes were . sold in Shakes at b wilt and Co.'s ()dices to thci.last Lottery, viz. No 8,834, a Prize 01,C20,0/0 NO. 6,895 - • 41,000 I No. 11,387 - t,006 $i4 , 7 - - boo:, 13,635 1,000 to, A 3 •I, ou 24,884 . 500 'Also - in the preceding Si , . months. No. 11,070, Prize of t3 5 0..01 . No. t. 4. Prize • t 10,003 t. No. 5 Be,g, No. 15,078, and No. r7,t4.4, Prises of 1,0001. with others of 5001. bet:. Ice. Lists of the Prizes in the City Freehold Lottery ntajr 4 e kLeiveii zratis at the ;shove Offices. • v ANTED £6.000; or *9BOOO, on a Mortgage o I w 0 cleat arid unencumbered Estates 01 the year. ay v• lue of t4sol sttlieed within is miles of the City of ..zbUbtin The inter:st, (6 per er,t) will be punctually paid 4r....ar1y, at the nouseof th« Right Flonourahle David La 11* ,tiche and C 0 in DiAtAta, and ix remitted by that house to 'Buy ltaok in England •titkr tuft tu-r particulars apply to Messrs.. King and Daltnn, 'Boltei!ors, s, New inp, London, or to fos. I)unti f EA• (latc.street, IMPROVED FERUQUES. Witrrai , tr%l not t . Shrink Haft an Inch in S ix Mantlm. NJERWOOD, Ornainntat Hair-Worker, &c. • most respectfully informs his Fri , nds and the Pub. min tiviter . al t that sinceheorned his Shop in Tottenh'ain- Court-ry , d, the Numbers have u.ei. revulatrd, and instead of "i 9^, the Shop forNiis inimitable Peiuques is No. z 39, I\,,,,liani.cmat..roact, *hire doors from Bedlord.ttreet, 1/01ord,square; Lonnun. N ii, Ladies and Gentlemen residing in the Country, by time size.inktna the head, will have their Wig; sent Item finished in a masted . : style, .AND NAVY I;Altill'AGE. PrHE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS,. Furni ture. mat andlieittling complete, are very respect-, tatty reemainiended to Gentlemen, as being the must portable and gopetior to .any others made to Lond,,U; Martluees, , Ceopie fables and Chairs, on Unproved - prin.;ipies ; Sea Sota ainl Chairs, Mon Huard Ship; Mostinitto Nit forititure, 'and Patent Itras-screw bedsteads, tor last itrui West Indies, and all FoteiAll Cl•imates, at :‘ , 101 2, G A N anti SANI)I:I4S's l'atent Manulattory -and Wale- Rooms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New invented Imperial • Dining antes, allowed to be the must cbmplete and F. legant set nt T.,hles ever yeeinvented, are very portable, packing in a Itoa L, ,; ton Inches deep. fas!rionable Sofa.lietl and Chair-13:d Waro %(;l3e. SATURDAY, juNE 25 ) HOS. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER SQUARE. M.R. SALOMON rilost re.spectiolly acquaitit4 the'Nobintv and Gentry, arid his Friends in general, that his BEN FiT• CON C RT is fixed at the above Rooms for FRIDAY NEXT, the tst of luly. tBoB. Principal Vocal Performers, who have kindly offired their assistance are ftfadaine. CATALANI, Mrs. 01".110it Signior SI BO NI, Signior RO VE I NO; and Signior- N A 1., DI. Madame AT ILANI will, on thisoccasion, sing. three of her brit Songs, and join Mrs. O'MORAN in a tayourito Duetto,.trorn Eltrida. The Instruments. department will be the same as at Mr. Salomon's Subscription Concerts, and in addition to It the whole of His &oval Highness the Prince of Wales's.celebrated i'vlil:tary Band will, by His Royal fr.ghness's most gracious permission, perform some of the moat brilliant. Pieces on Wind Nutt uments, for that night only, The Concert to begin t Half-past Eight. • Tickets, ios. 6d. each, to be had at Mr. Salomon's, No. 7.3, Newman.street,Oxtor&roid ; Messrs. Birchall's, Cave liu's and. I),lld'S, New Bond greet; Monpni and Co. Old Bond-street ; Kelly's 0 era- Saloon. Pall Mall; Wilkinson and Co. Haymarket;. Royal Eitchange ; and Cie nienti's and Co. Chcapstde. ' • This asv , wisit..published, price 7s. 6d. boards, A N. ATI'EMPT to show by what Means the UNI'I'ELYIO Do 1t and the IWORLD may be Saved Su*Ction to l.r.t4ce, without the Abolition, in Great Britain and Ireland, otlil.distinctions on iwcouut of Religion. Printed for j. Hatchard (Bookseller to her Majesty), 19,, Piccadilly. • • This Day was published. price ts. 6d. • M:W Eilt of the MUSQUITO TERRITORY, as respeding the Volyntary Cessidn of it to the Crown of Groat Britain ; pointing our some of the many ad . . vantages to be derived front the occupation of that Country; more especially after our ill-success at Buenos Ayres ; as set forth in a Memorial presented to the Right Hon. Lord Cas. tiereagh, Secretary ol'Sjate fin! the Colonies, &c. By 101itsi W1ZIf:;11 - 1', Esq. , t Late Commander of 1-1. , M. S - . Swift. and Senior:Officer. of His Majesty's Naval Forces at Honduras, and on . . - the Musquito Shore. • Printed furl. tiatdiant, Bookseller to her . Majesty, Pic. cadilly. .. • . • SPAIN, On Thursday, Tune 30, will he published, in an elegant Aro !nine, small Svo. price Bs. in bonds, illustrated with a Map, and several other Engravin,:s, • T RAVELS through SPAIN mid PORTUGAL, recently performed -by an ENG 1..1 ENTLE. MAN : containing accurate Delineations of th,:. Manner: , and Domestic Condi:iou of that Country, with sum Anecdotes pi the Prince of Trace,. the Royal. Family, &c. &c To which are added,'Copious Notes, containing Estimates of the Power and Resources of the Spanish Monarchy, and other intclesting - porticuiars, deduced horn the latest and beet autho;ities. "Half a word tiled upon, or near the spot, is worth a cart-load of rceollettirms.' s . a V'S LE TT tit 3. Printed for Richcid Phillips, Bridge,street, and to be had of Bookseilerb in Town and Country. Of wlio.n may be had, the Prs!serit State of Perti, by I. Skinner, Esti: with Engravings, price 455. in boards: . . IMPER.IAL PARLIAMENT. . HOUSE OF PEERS. " • rnibiv, JOIE . • ' • Clarke was heard in the Roxburgh -Appeal, for Mr. B. Kerr, on the Olin whether Counsel were to be heard in toe Comnfatee of Privileges. The hearing •of Counsel and the Committee of. Privileges werel heti .leterred till to-morrow. Several Bills were brought tip from .the Com mons, and read a tirst time ; ainvng others, the Cof fee Excise, and the Coffee-cntorns Duiies'..Reduc, lion Bills. • • • • The Bills on the Table were fOrwarded.in their respective stages ; after which •the House - adjourned till to-morrow. • • rrIIOSE Cacti that yielded last year to the herr , - areas of Sr PAMIR Y's e.k.1*F.14 f AN. !'l_ sco It 13 UT? C, DROPS, a remedy of Thirty Years and up. wa,•:s, in repute for the Cure of Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, Scri)olll4. Nervous I rritatiutisr and' obstructed Circulation of If~te, iSte„ will hod it necessary at this period of the year to recur again tb the use of this Medicine, in order to prevent the system again being . visited by a return of the old Com . This Medicine Li now 'soil, in bottles of Ss. 6d. double and larger, ti, 23. duty included, having the words yr liy 'the King's. Patent" expressed on the. bottle, bill of ilirettions, and outside wrapper; the King's duty also is printed in black ink. An allowance of bd. oh each bat tle; un taking laaslr-a•dozeil. cl-tlNc;'s PATEN l' WOlO2 LOZENGES. Ik2olols are the most frequent sources of CIO .V dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and C nattliannt Children should be acquainted with, They *c. ca:iton Loss of Appelite, a Paleness of the Colour of the Face, Lip iciation, and irregular state 9f the ;towels, attend. chatter with violent pains ; . they Ening tut Convulsions ; they rtie growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by !M -ing in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Prevent itive and Clire of theie alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest Characters in this Countit,•both jn rank and respectability, to Ifave tin eqnil, Their politic approhation, g!veti to the Proprietor, trout a personal knowledge ot z its w.•iitlertitl suc cess in their own Families, stamp its :nerit bed nitl'compoi ti•ot, and gives a sanction to if, of which no other „Medicine of tile Lind cap .buast. Parents, and others who have the Care of,Children, shutild have this Remedy as a Fannly Me. diciite to resort to, wheiever the Stomach orliowels of Chil. 'then are any .way disordered, which,;. it Will pkways be touts] to relieve. . • • • wholes tie and retail,. at Ching and Butler's. No. 4, London ; ant retail by most Country Venders, in Boxes at 2s. J. and is. 6d. eaFh. THE REV. MR. BARCLAY P 's PATENT . ANTIbil..l- OUS ILLS. TT was a remark of Ow cerebrated Dr. : Buchan. Author of the. Domestic Medicine. that complaints of the-Stomach and Rowels are the prevailing _Malady of this Country, which Lay the foundation of the more, formidable. and fatal Diseases I that . the person who could discover tar the relief And cure a sate and infallible remedy woiild per. tbrin a must important service to . society. That discovery. has now been tnade in the Patent Pills of the Rev. William RANlay, tit; extensive Sale of which, and the high estimation in' which they are deservixily liel.l, hart . c onsiderably lessened the moil:act - of these Complaints; and bias fair, in a short tune, to. he the means of entirely eratli. catiog them. These Pills have a quick and safe operation, they ad power lily and specifically on the Bile. anti thus remove the 'numerous disorders connected with it, Sick Hisad•Acites, Inver Complaints, Jaundice, Ner vous Disorders Indigestion, &c. They are the most valuable 431114 y AlCdtLille hitherto otfered to t h e.e Pantie., and the Proprietor is . soNiorte.t by the tnost rpectable evidence of the first •charoors of rho Nobility and others, that they have never been administered to any person without giving catain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a Cure. - • Tins valuable Medicine, havihg been used with success, is recommended by the following distinguished Personages : The Right` Hun. Viai.•ount Dillon. The Lord Enetioo of Oath and Wells. • Sir. lent" itAaney woUil, Hart. M. P . for- tloniton. Sir Stephen Lushington i Bart, M.P. for Penyn, Thomas Anson, tbq. \1.1'..P. tor Litchfield. lams Anwarr, Esq.., M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson Calveit. Esq. M.P. for Hertibrd. Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-street, Spring Gardens. Thomas Hanitnersley, Esq. Pali-M ail. G. W. Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archb:shop. of Canterbury. The Key. Mr. Dituncla,- Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forei,ter, Esti, M. I'. fur Wettlock. Sold, wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, N. 4,Cheapslde; and entail by My. Kirby, St - all - old-street, Old botil.sireet Mr. Strattoil l Leicester-square; Bacon and Co. tio, Ox. turd-street ; and by , all respectable Venders in 'Town milli - Country.: A caution.—Observe the name of tVilti;in B a rclay is en. graved on the Sto u t; , , winch Is affixed on the outside ,wrap. pee-of each Dux; all not so stamped ate a tlangerinis Md• tat mice SS. 6d. - stria ros. per box, wadi- ample direthens. HOUSE OF COMMONS. FitWAY, JUNE 24. The Report of the Commissioners' Meethig.Bill was - recekied •and agreed to, and the bill was or dered to.be read a third timo-to-morrow. A ;Message iron' the Lords announced their Lord ships' assent to the Brazils Trade .13i11, the Irish Spirits Bill, and the White, Eierring Vishay Bill.. After a- short conversation -between Sir C. P,ot,rt and ,Mr. Ross, the Reprisal Bill 'was read . a third time and passed. Mr. WHITBREAD brought up the Report of the , Committee appointed to inquire into the . etfeCis that had, been produced in the Country by the continu ance of Lotteries.. Ordered to be printed. The Cinque Vorts..Bill was read a third tithe and passed. On the motion of Sir S. Rotußa.Y, an Account, was ordered to be laid before the House of the-num ber of Perseus that had been brought to trial for fe lonious offences, during the last eleven years, dis- , tinguishing the conviCtions troni the acquittals. • THE COMMERCIAL, MILITARY, AND POLITI. CAL ItLLATI6NS OF THL'EMPIRE. Mr. WHARTON brought up the . Iteport of the Committee on the Appropriation Bill. The Amend ments were read a first and second time. On the motion that they be agreed to, Mr. WurrazteAo rose, arid expressed himself to .the following :—" Mr. Speaker,—As the Session appears hastening to . 0 close, I have, fur some time, been desirous of' putting to his Mujesty's Ministers'a variety of questions, with respect to the various Internal trod External. Relations of ; the Empire, which, it appears to Me, it is more-conve tnent to state collectiviily, than 'to make them the sobjeas ofi.epartite question:l, Id be submitted to debate hi this House. ii:or th.s purpose, Sir,l should have availed myself of the opportunity which theVOte ot Credit atfordeiil me, had.l , out been apprehensive, from circumstances of which the lious6 must be a ware, that such a proceeding.at ttte time would have led to a discussion a hich was to. be deprecated. - But, Sir, by the usages of the quu,e of COHlwoni, many occasions arise in which coehtiollS of the MOON to which I have alluded , may be put to his Majesty's Ministers, and thelieve that the reception of the Report of the Appropriation Bill is one' of these occasions. 1 shall therefore take advantage of it. In the .first place,Sir, I must observe, that the present Session has been a very laborious one, and that it has eittended to very great length 3 as much business has been done . in the course of it as was perhaps ever done in any preceding Session of Parliament. Not only, Sir, has, the attenclake of Members in the House itself been, most heavy and most assidtioas, and at the same tune most highly creditable to themselves, but also their attendance on Committees assensoled upon matters of the deepest national importance. By The Conimittee ors \Vet India 'franc, a Iteport has been Made, on which a Bilk was introduced into Par liament, of which, as it °has now become• a law, I shalt only .say, that I hope and wish it may conduce to atThrd the teller to die West India CoMmeree pre,;ieted from it ; and. I trust, Sir,. that the subsequent Reports which have been pre , sented, from the same Cornmitteii, will meet with a serlouS investigation, and that every 'effort will bq made to remedy the evils which they point out. The Collllllit Nit on the Atfairs of the EaSt India Cbm pony have made a great progress in, the execution of the task enkrusied to them. I . think the ptiblic litts right to expeet that the Accounts between. the Go vernment and the .East. Itldia . Company are finally closed and that the latter can have no further claim on tire former, Long as the sessibn aParliament has been, it ceriainly ha, been soineWhat shortened in consequence of the , recomniemiation of the Right Hon. •Gentlernen opposite.to me (Mr, Dundas), to the Company, not to press for any assistance . byidau' or otherwise during the present session. 1 trust, Sir, the Right Honourable GCntleinan neat hint consented taihiS posivonettrent on a deliberate view at the subject, and twat he will not be disposed dur ing the recess, to give way upon any alledged Mo tives of temporary. convenience. 7 Early iii the next Sessioii thti gibjett stay be brought antler our con sideration, and it Will then be for the House at ejtil, MOD 3 to decide upon it. Sir, the result'of the la buttii,i'of another Committee, of whic)) I had the honour to be Chairman (the Lottery Committee), has been this day presented to the House. Sir, .1 calf the attention of the Right floneurable Gentle nein opposite, - and, it it 'were• possible, I would - call the - attention of till his successors in Office,. to that Report. When the evidence shall be read, it will . disclose a - scene Of - l6nd and tukery, which it ap pear 4 to the to be inipoSsible that any Chancellor of the Eichcquer can Contempl.l;;.• boat .a.deternii.r . nation ot abandoning that ruinous scheme of finance • by Which such evils are engendered. , Another Corn itinttze,, Sir s has t his St-.!ssion, tor the ad time, t'een instituted, the Committee of Finance. From this Committee, 1 fear, the public has rittieoriio chance of derivtu any intiirmation doling the: present Ses• iviirtt, ill may judge item the answer made on '3 re.; (PRICE SIXPE:A GE. _. __ ~,._:... _ti cent evening by the Efonotirable and . NAroithy man of that Committee, to a iitit*l!.o vli tab 1: fook• the liberty of proposing to Win. Whatever /nay in, • • the reasons, which caused this dolly; they are ..n,t now to be ascertained. The Hon:Chairman infOrm.: ed us, that as fir as lay in 4lm, eport was in readiness to be presentell ; u:iy, that it tiad bpi sat, before the Easter recess, Sir, whether there , is thing is thC.oollStittliioll of this COMMitte9 renders useless the labours of the most assidiatos of its members, or . whatever s nystertous impedim,:uts may exist to delay the delivery .oftheit Report, totivc in glee next. Session of ParliMllelltl*ttiffy deve,loll, , d ) , in -order• that the causes which ,bave produce,; moch public disapprobation way be efleduady re. moved. Sir, I am happy to - say; that:therc Hone par: ut our sittntiol3 w l m.c h at thq - Keictit Ll"nierat , s 'V'O: 'll ' . ' iortutiaiely enabled to conteinplate with more sail fatlion than ar any raiodt'utit ti-11111;ier of'yo“pi I mean the stale of I o tin,. This is not owing; cer tainly, to any thing dcoe, but. to the; reception experienced let this House; during the i sent S‘?ssion, of a motiou made by au Hon. Frictld.,Yel trice: (i,ylr. Grattan). Thnt circo , mta;,cu i , Sir„l „ i; 'diffused a caltu over which it has not. ii)r, !Dail y y oar3 . It te n ds t o chew by what-stuail effurti, Of conciliation it is i3ossible to do away, in that eotto , try, all feelings of hostility, sit distrust, of regret nod I ktrust, that by the measures of future. Sessioofi of , Parliament, this favourable impres;l9ll will 50 considerably increased. Sir, 1 wish to obtain wine information with resped to the operation of the Or tiers in Council.. At the conclusion of a Session, in the commencement of which mea'snres p,oposed. for the improvement of our commerce, .after repeatel discUssions in both. Houses of Parliament, were car, .by a large...majority ; alter eight tuonths, have: elapsed, it is natural to ask whether those measure have produced the benefiCial etl . 7:6t which was pre dieled frorirthem. This is an iniortitat ion which,o4r Constituents have a right Co expea from desirable to know the result, that, if ;successful, those who opposed the measure may acknowledge . their mistake, and those who supported it may eon.' gratAfte thenftelveS on their su;erior sagacity. One expeSation held out by the Right Hon. Gentleman . opposite was, that the measure lvould ad so oppres sively on the enemy as ,to subdue his 111% , eteracy, and incline him to make peace with this 'Country on terms more advantageous than could otherVrie be' expeded. I should like very Much to know, whe ther in the Right Hon. Gc.ntle.man's opinion ;his effed bas been. produced. I sbuu ld . also, Sir, like ty, know, whether the Right Hon. Gentleman ha3a6.: wally carried the Orders in Cotincil into execution, or whether he 6:13 not rather oll,)We:l,their tendency to be defeated by the system 01 licences, It is neces— sary that this point should be asceriained, lest we should confpuud two tbing , i, and as;.i . ihe•to the forcemeat of the Orders a conselluefies which ha resphed from the violariolk of tJiemn. - To . all these; questionv, Sir, I am fully s.n4ible that I depend solely on the courtesy of the itr,!it Hon. Gentletnin lor.an answer; I have always telt that I did so on . former oceaiions. It appears to tne,.,thitt it i s tier the convenience of the House- of commons., that questions should be thus asked and thus answered, Qtl sUbjeas w a ,liieh might otherwi , elOmi the ground wtirk ,of separate discussions. I beg, thereture, that I may not be understood tc, b.: arrogant by this mode of proceeding. I will now, theretore, go on, Sir, to observe, that • the Right Hon. Oentleman must know, that the pressure arising frem the stiu nation of trade has produced symptoms of Mewl venienee iu soine• parts of the kingdom.- I wish to touch on this subjeat lightl cut aware that it one nut at all Calculated to prodeee but very touch' calculated to produce comtniseretion. • , Ne one can • doubt, Sir, that every. dispos . .tion :to lit? mutt, however excited, ..must .be repressed ; • yet some distinction ought to be made with s rekrouce to- the ee.use. Withent entering into a more mi nute explanation, 1 may be allowed to •express my hope, that his Majesty's Ministers will liee p this consideration in their view ; and t hat in any steps which the pubic good may reader it oecesslry -for them to take, they will exercise their power with lenity, where they perzeive that the eircunt stances which call for the exercise of that power, arise out of the depression of commerce ; that they will atfurd all •possible relief, where :164:T can be tarot - Jed, and that they wilt not attribute the coM.' dud winch may demand their interference, to any, other inotives but have a l iej ey to u ei►►ntd. Su much, Sir, for the internal relatiorrs ut the Empire. \‘ iil now proceed to LIIC external re lationg, and I hope to receive An anhwer to SUCII , of my questions a s can, be towered with propriety. Thq %Oil 1 range themselve sunder two heatki Sweilen and Am.:rite. And ii..st; with respect to Aweries, I wish to know, as far as it can be disclesed with dttiw te•etion, what is the real situation to which the liti; tish and Atner.cae Gureroments stand with ve4. gad to each wirer. Ir, Sir, I may tTlit tttat chae•-' s nel of intortnatioe which is alike u,*.t to every in i —the public Papers-•;--I see that Congress has heel' prorogued for tetiSession, b ut that the embargo sr* continues. Tiles it appeal's. that one ut the .etfutiiii anticipated trout the ()Risers in Couticil has htifede444l Engl...nd holds out ; America holds out ; itor ! doe.o wish e tha t to there ;Appear nny probability Of a relaXatiptl Uttgiti part of the latter. With respect, Sir, to the EXpey:l dItiOUS which are about to sail, 1 „ethe know bar ask their destination ; nor were to outse ts , the inquiry, would the itigh H t onourable roan be justified in satisiseng, m e . I i r lo their objed has been wt,-11 considered ; I ant sure that they are under the command of able and ex-. periened . Orticers ; and 1 bore and trust that the result will be &Lions and useint to this Country. 13ut, Sir, I c.tnno. avoid ,rentarking, that a 13 rt. ush Expedition etas. for a long time h.en lyitie - t eh t in the,ports of Sweden, Tits is a f,ulnl 0n:.4 l i t, i t i‘ • wish tor explanation. That txpettiiien also, is eu t e l . manded by att. Ulticer of diiilin4tti6.csl meth,. ~ed